MoodlIA Rubrics

Imports complete Moodle rubrics from a simple CSV file.

Browser extensionOpen-source project

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More time for thoughtful teaching

Here for one clear job.

A focused browser extension that turns a CSV rubric into Moodle's rubric editor, avoiding repetitive manual entry while leaving the rubric available for normal review and editing.

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What it helps with

  • Imports rubric criteria and levels from CSV
  • Runs only on supported or explicitly approved Moodle hosts
  • Uses a native CSV parser with no third-party runtime dependency

02

A good fit for

  • Teachers preparing detailed Moodle grading rubrics
  • Teams moving existing rubric tables into Moodle
  • Repeated rubric setup across courses or sites

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What you need

  • Chrome or another Chromium-based browser
  • Access to a Moodle rubric editing page
  • A correctly structured CSV rubric file

How installation and use work.

The extension works inside the browser and does not replace Moodle's rubric editor. You remain in control of the final rubric.

Set it up once

  1. Use Chrome or another Chromium-based browser.
  2. Ask a colleague to add the MoodlIA Rubrics extension to the browser profile you use for Moodle.
  3. Prepare your rubric in the simple CSV template before opening Moodle.

Try one small thing

  1. Open the rubric editing page in Moodle.
  2. Choose your CSV file and let the extension fill in the draft rubric.
  3. Read and adjust the criteria in Moodle before saving the rubric.
Get help to start this tool

CONCRETE STEPS

Install MoodlIA Rubrics in Chrome

This extension imports a CSV rubric into Moodle's normal rubric editor. You still review the rubric before saving it.
  1. Download the extension

    Open the project, download the source ZIP, and extract it to a folder you will keep.

    Download MoodlIA Rubrics
  2. Open Chrome extensions

    Type this exact address in Chrome's address bar.

    chrome://extensions
  3. Load the extension

    Turn on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, then select the extension folder inside the extracted project.

  4. Import one rubric

    Open a Moodle rubric editing page, choose the CSV file, and check every criterion and level in Moodle before saving.

Want help with MoodlIA Rubrics?

Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We can help you choose, start, configure, or troubleshoot the right MoodlIA project.

Write to contact@moodlia.com